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Boosting cleanliness around the North and South stations

State Secretary for Public Cleanliness Audrey Henry is continuing the clean-up strategy for Brussels-North and Brussels-South stations with this new large-scale operation. More than 5.5 tonnes of waste were collected. The Region, the municipalities, Bruxelles-Propreté, SNCB, STIB and the police are now coordinating their work more closely in order to lastingly improve cleanliness in these busy districts.

Brussels Environment and climate Local government Mobility

31 Aug 2026

Making the Low Emission Zone more social and more pragmatic for Brussels motorists

The Brussels Government has approved a reform of the Low Emission Zone (LEZ), which sets the rules for cars allowed to drive in Brussels. The environmental targets are maintained, but the accompanying measures are strengthened. The reform notably provides for an annual pass of €350 for certain vehicles that do not meet the LEZ criteria, reduced to €200 for Brussels residents with increased benefit (BIM) status. Exemptions are also planned for certain vulnerable groups, as well as derogations for certain professionals.

Brussels Environment and climate Equal opportunities Mobility

31 Aug 2026

Multi-year investment plan for the STIB

The Brussels Government has approved STIB's multi-year investment plan. It provides for continued modernisation of the metro, trams and buses, the development of tram 15 between Brussels-North station and Belgica, and new investment to speed up the electrification of the bus fleet.

Brussels Budget Mobility

31 Aug 2026

Making foreign road users contribute to the funding of our roads

Wallonia, Flanders and Brussels have agreed to introduce a digital road vignette from 1 May 2027. The aim: to make foreign road users contribute to funding our roads, while guaranteeing overall tax neutrality for Walloon motorists.

Mobility Taxation and economy Wallonia

27 Aug 2026

Climate: nearly 100 concrete measures from 2025

Wallonia is adopting a climate roadmap to move from intentions to action. Nearly 100 priority measures were launched as early as 2025 to cut emissions, speed up energy renovation, support renewable energy, help businesses and encourage more sustainable mobility. The aim: to act concretely for the climate while preparing a healthier living environment for future generations.

Energy Environment and climate Mobility Wallonia

15 May 2026

North and South Stations: €10 million to secure our international gateways

Additional resources are being released to improve the North and South stations, Brussels' true international gateways. The aim is concrete: strengthen security, improve cleanliness and better manage social situations in these areas, so that travellers, local residents and traders enjoy a more pleasant and reassuring environment.

Brussels Local government Mobility Security and justice

15 May 2026

Removal of concrete blocks in Brussels to beautify public spaces

The Bois de la Cambre is a listed site that deserves to be respected. The concrete blocks and boulders installed on a temporary basis cannot become permanent in breach of planning rules. The City of Brussels is committed to regularising the situation quickly in order to preserve the quality, character and beauty of this emblematic place.

Brussels Environment and climate Housing and urban planning Local Mobility

6 May 2026

Installation of 1,650 charging points for electric vehicles rolled out in Wallonia

Charging your electric car must become simple, fast and available everywhere. To meet that need, 1,650 public charging stations will be installed over the next 24 months, providing around 3,300 charging points across Wallonia. The result: more solutions close to home, fewer daily constraints and an easier switch to electric.

Energy Environment and climate Mobility Wallonia

23 Apr 2026